Spider,
I think you asked fair questions. So allow me to answer them for you and the others.
First, if you were a shareholder, you would have received a copy of the signed contract. However, after checking my files, I did not find a name Spider as a shareholder.
Second, after the ASTG disaster, I cannot allow another. Seeing where this company is going, it is apparent that Mako should have cash in the bank and a stock price should be higher before closing. Inventory takes money, Standard Capital can bring money to Mako and higher prices. Money can pay for inventory which equates to sales, enough sales equals profit. Being a little cautious on both sides will bring more confidence in the merger, and it will be able to succeed.
At this time, FIG does not have the power to do what Standard can do, so there is no reason to kid anybody. Fig is helping, and when MAKO works, FIG will again have a following.
Finally, Brody is a competitor. FIG would not get involved in that deal, they passed on it when Harold Robins was alive.
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